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Supporting refugees medically around the world has become a popular topic of discussion as they continue to grow everyday. Many steps have been taken in the United States to provide medical coverage to meet the demands of those coming into our country. The United States offers a few different plans varying from medicaid to short-term programs. We average about 358 new Syrian Refugees every week bringing the total number to over 10,000 new arrivals by the end of the 2016 fiscal year.

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Map of Syrian Refugees in The United States

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Map of Syrian Refugees in The United States

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Below is a map of where/number of Syrian Refugees are in the US by July 2016

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Implemented in 2010 by President Barrack Obama to help expand coverage and lower premiums to many lower income Americans along with a number of refugees over here legally.

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Many different plans are available for refugees in the United States. Ranging from short-term plans to more stable coverage. The most popular short-term plan is called the Refugee Medical Assistance and it is available for up to eight months. More lengthy plans are offered as well. Some refugees may be eligible for Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program, which is available for several years.

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With refugee numbers growing everyday, especially in the United States, many have been working hard to make sure every refugee has health insurance. The number of refugees in the US have rises from around 2,000 people to start the year to almost 80,000. As that number grows so does the complication of providing coverage such as; new language barriers must be met, providing financial needs, and treating new diseases and illnesses. Through hard work by those in the medical field and those influencing health coverage more and more refugees will receive better treatment then they might have gotten in their own countries.